Harrison Wells Earth-2 Novels & Stories

I told Torin and the Ravaged Pack. The sound echoed through the hollow building. "Right under their noses." High above us, a private elevator hissed open, and the silhouette of Harrison Thorne appeared against the light of the upper floor. Harrison stepped out of the elevator, his tailored suit a sharp contrast to our mud-stained tactical gear and Torin’s rugged furs. He looked at the gathered wolves, and for a moment, the clinical mask of a billionaire scientist slipped, replaced by the weary eyes of a father.

“You have your reasons not to trust her. I need to rest.” “Sure. I will wake you when food is ready but before you sleep, think about what I said, Mason.” .....................✍🏾 THE NIGHT JESSICA SUMMONED GYLLOU A tremendous earthquake shakes the earth rocking the warehouse so hard some portions of its walls fall. Her caretaker, Susan shakes profusely shouting and groaning as the pentagon on the floor lights up. A hand from underneath the earth pulls the pregnant woman’s dead body into the earth.

Mason gets straight back to work, helping me move the earth much faster now. We uncover two more teens huddled together, and it takes Axel and Theo a few minutes to convince them that they are alive and that this is not hell. Although it’s starting to feel more and more like hell with every passing moment. Harrison assures them we are here to help and not the bad guys we had been made out to be. “I’m coming back now. I have three manipulators ready to start moving the earth from above. Start opening up the ground above you, so I can get to you,” Deacon says into the mind link.

The concrete floor was cracked in multiple places, exposing the rebar beneath. Jackson dropped down first, landing in a crouch, then reached up to steady Savannah as she descended. The moment her feet touched the ground, a voice echoed from the shadows. “Well. What a touching scene.” Savannah stiffened. Harrison stepped out from behind a row of fallen server racks, a gun in his right hand, the muzzle glinting under the emergency lights. Sweat plastered his hair to his forehead, but his smile was confident, cruel. “Going somewhere?” he asked lightly.

A gunshot exploded somewhere above them. Everyone froze. Then another. And another. Harrison looked toward the staircase. “We're trapped.” Evelyn shook her head. “Not yet.” She reached into her coat and pulled out a small black device. She tossed it toward Harrison. “Put that against the eastern wall.” Harrison caught it. “What is it?” “An old emergency transmitter.” “Will it call for help?” “No.” “Then what?” “It will open the underground exit.” Harrison looked at her suspiciously.

She was blessed by the god of thunder that no any Angle could not kill her. So she became very terrible.The whole world was in the face of destruction then. We have no idea how to stop her. Suddenly one day in one of our old books we find a way to kill Kair. A holy woman. Who is the apple of a thousand people's eyes. Who is the first queen of her kingdom. Who can kill the Kair. Her name was Liana. And after her you can kill Kair. But your life is at risk. Then the full moon rose across the sky. And as the light of the full moon falls on Arin's body and his thousands wings spread from his back.His wings covered the full moon. Arin come to his true form, an angel form.

Their way up had vanished just like that. Behind him, Phoenix sauntered up to him. “Can you not get down without the stairs?” Alex closed his eyes, activating his primordial eye. The passageway was a hidden dimensional space; hence… the Jade building and this entire area on top of Mount Yukon were not actually on Earth. It was within another space, connected to Earth through a dimensional tunnel. “This is no difficult task for me!” Alex then realized his primordial eye had significantly improved, as there was law power surrounding it now.

Those that lived in the Mortal Dimension were likely cultivators below the Sage Rank. James began to sense Earth. The entire world was under his perception. Earth’s area was incredibly vast, several times larger than before. There were many unfamiliar places on Earth. Despite that, James still managed to sense Sol and Wyrmstead’s locations. Although Sol and Wyrmstead’s areas had expanded significantly, he could still locate them.

The realization that the Moon was no longer a dead satellite, but a watchful gargoyle, sent a shiver through the Solar Union’s command structure. Kael’s report from the Celestial Hub had confirmed the existence of Aeron-Two—a man whose mathematical genius was eclipsed only by his nihilism. If Aeron-Two believed the "Red Steam" was an interdimensional parasite, he wouldn't stop at sabotaging the Elevator; he would seek to "cauterize" the Earth itself.

He looked up at me and spat out a chunk of the man, and nodded, ready to go. I walked on, opening doors to make sure they were clear as we passed, knowing Xander and Elias probably had Balista cornered in one of them. I kicked in a door to the left, and no one was there. "Clear!" A few wolves ran past, but Seven stayed on my flank. Gunfire, growling, shouts, and screams echoed off the walls in the warehouse as we made our way through. I kicked open a door to the right. Nothing. "Clear!" Then I came to another door across the hallway and heard voices. I kicked it open, and Xander and Elias were standing there nude, having just shifted, and Balista and Sasha were backed against the wall.